FIRE AGATE ART BY JOE | FIRE AGATE-JEWLERY | FIRE AGATE CARVINGS | CONTACT US |
18-24K-GOLD-RINGS | FIRE AGATE SLIDE SHOW | FIRE AGATE SPECIMENS | MUSEUM-RARITY |
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Historical perspective is offered by
Bob Beaudry, headquartered in Tucson, Arizona. Gem quality Fire Agate has
been found only in parts of California, Arizona ,and Mexico, and within the
last sixty years, making it the rarest and newest multi-colored gemstone in
the world. Gem quality Fire Agate is by far more rare than diamonds,
emeralds or rubies. Legend has it among some people who love Fire Agate,
that it possesses a "special energy" that can be felt when the stone is worn
or held in the hand.
Fireagate.com is the world's premier
distributor of rare and precious fire agate gemstones and gem-grade fire
agate carvings. Over the past 25 years, millions of dollars have been
invested in mining, collecting, and cutting the finest gem-grade fire agates
in existence. These breathtakingly beautiful, enigmatic stones, coveted by collectors and gemstone dealers the world over, simply cannot be found on the commercial market. In fact, they are so rare that the average enthusiast, accustomed to seeing typical brown fire agate commonly found in rock shops across the country, cannot even identify these gem-quality stones as fire agate. The typical response? "Wow, these are incredible! What are they?" Due to the limits of raw ore and cutting expertise, this Fireagate.com collection could never be duplicated . In conjunction with artist and master stonecutter, Joe Intili, we are pleased to present this exclusive "museum collection" of fine stones at fire agate .com.
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